Roozbeh Abedini Nassab
Associate Professor
Associate Professor at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
Department of Energy Conversion
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Ph.D. (2017)
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, Duke University, Durham, USA
- Microfluidics
- Lab-on-a-Chip
- Electromagnetics
- Biosensors and Biomedical Microdevices
- Artificial intelligence (AI)
- Single-Cell Analysis
Dr. Roozbeh Abedini-Nassab received his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Duke University, USA. He subsequently worked as a Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Cornell University and is currently an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Tarbiat Modares University. His research interests span biomechanics, BioMEMS, biomedical microdevices, magnetics, microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip systems, single-cell analysis, and artificial intelligence (AI). He has published extensively in leading journals such as Nature Communications, Lab on a Chip, Advanced Materials, and Advanced Functional Materials. In addition, he is a co-inventor on multiple US patent applications. Together with his colleagues, Dr. Abedini-Nassab has pioneered the development of magnetophoretic circuits as a novel platform for single-cell analysis.
Contact
- abedini@modares.ac.ir
- +98(21)82883357
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- pro.modares.ac.ir/~abedini
- Scopus
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Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Publications
Recent Patents and Advances on Nanotechnologies against Coronavirus
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Microfluidic Synthesis, Control, and Sensing of Magnetic Nanoparticles: A Review
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Spatiotemporal single-cell RNA sequencing of developing chicken hearts identifies interplay between cellular differentiation and morphogenesis
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Synchronous control of magnetic particles and magnetized cells in a tri-axial magnetic field
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A Microfluidic Platform Equipped With Magnetic Nano Films for Organizing Bio-Particle Arrays and Long-Term Studies
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Spatiotemporal single-cell RNA sequencing of developing hearts reveals interplay between cellular differentiation and morphogenesis
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Magnetomicrofluidic platforms for organizing arrays of single-particles and particle-pairs
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Magnetic single cell arrays for probing cell-drug and cell-cell communication
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Poly (oligo (ethylene glycol) methyl ether methacrylate) Brushes on High-κ Metal Oxide Dielectric Surfaces for Bioelectrical Environments
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Modeling in vivo dynamics of RNA polymerase II meeting Nucleosomes
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Dynamic trajectory analysis of superparamagnetic beads driven by on-chip micromagnets
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Teaching
Current Teaching
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MS.c.
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Biological Fluid Dynamics
Teaching History
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MS.c.
BioMEMS (Biomedical Microelectromechanical Systems)
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MS.c.
Fundamentals of Biomechanics
People
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2022Pourreza khadar, FatemehDesign and fabrication of the Paper-based microfluidic transistor
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2022Alishahi toosi, Milad
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2022Nazari, Mahmood
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2022HANIFI YAZDI, Seyedamirali
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2023Pajouhide, Nazanin
List of Graduates
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2024/5/21
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2024/8/22Seyedamirali, Hanifi Yazdi
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2024/8/22Mahmood, Nazari
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2024/10/22Narmin, Zarinabadi
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2023/2/20Ali, Emamgholizadeh
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2023/2/20Bahar, Ashiri
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2023/6/22Rahim, Dashti
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2023/6/22Erfan, Farzam
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2022/12/22Sina, Ahmadiasl
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2022/11/22Negar, Sadeghidelouei
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Honors & Awards
- 6th Mahato Image and Photo Contest, Second Place, Duke University, USA
- Best Poster award, Magnetically Stimulated Soft Materials. Conference, University of Georgia, USA
- CBTE Fellowship, Highly competitive Center for Biomolecular and Tissue Engineering fellowship award. Each year only one international fellow wins this award
- Editor?s Choice award, Recent patents on nanotechnology journal
- Graduate School travel award, Duke University, USA
- Infogostar Travel grant for conference presentation, SMMO, Warsaw, Poland
- Infogostar Travel grant for factory visit, Shenzhen, China
- MEMS Fellowship, Duke University, USA
- MEMS travel award, Duke University, USA
- Shanghai Government Scholarship award for PhD studies
- Top Researcher, University of Neyshabur, 2019
- Top Researcher, University of Neyshabur, 2020
- Travel Award, Weill Cornell Medicine, USA
- US Patent Application, MAGNETIC SINGLE CELL ARRAYS FOR PROBING CELL-DRUG AND CELL-CELL COMMUNICATION, US20180257075A1, 2018-09-13
- US Patent Application, NONFOULING BIOSENSORS, US20200378916A1, 2020-12-03
- US Patent Application, PLATFORMS FOR SINGLE CELL ANALYSIS, US20200269246A1, 2020-08-27
- Winner of the three awards in MEMS retreat for Oral presentation (Oral Presentation Award, Best Oral Presentation Award, and People?s Choice Award), Duke University, USA
- Single-cell Analysis
- Magnetophoretic Circuits
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Various droplet-based microfluidic designs are illustrated.
Abedini-Nassab, el. al., Micromachines, 2021
The TI circuit for transporting particles and cells is shown.
Abedini-Nassab, et. al., Lab on a Chip, 2021
A magnetophoretic transistor for switching the magnetic particles is shown.
Lim, et. al., Nature Communications, 2014.
A 3D printed Helmholtz coil for producing accurate magnetic fields in tiny areas is shown.
Li., et. al., Applied Physics Letters, 2015.
A microfluidic chip for organizing bioparticles and cells and storing them in a large array is illustrated. The chip allows dynamic single-cell studies.
Abedini-Nassab, et. al., IEEE Sensors, 2020
A small section of a magnetophoretic circuit for transporting and storing microparticles and cells in a microfluidic environment is shown. The red and green lines stand for the particle trajectories in storage and retrieve stages.
Abedini-Nassab, et. al., Advanced Materials, 2015.
Spatially resolved single-cell transcriptomic atlas of developing embryonic chicken hearts. Mantri, et. al., Nature Communications, 2021
The proposed microfluidic chip is used for magnetometry as well as magnetic particle and living cell separation.
Abedini-Nassab, et. al., Lab on a Chip, 2022.
Magnetometamaterials are introduced for the first time: materials with tunable matter conductivity operating in conducting, semiconducting, and insulating regimes.
Abedini-Nassab, Physical Review Applied, 2022.
A magnetomicrofluidic chip is designed and fabricated to be used as a biosensor. The sensor can detect low levels of DNAs and proteins in a sample.
Abedini-Nassab, et. al., Scientific Reports, 2022.
The magnetophoretic capacitor is designed and fabricated to store microparticles and cells.
Abedini-Nassab, et. al., Biomicrofluidics, 2022.
Negar Sadeghi defended her Masters Thesis successfully. Congrats Negar!
Sina Ahmadiasl defended his Masters Thesis successfully. Congrats Sina!
Ali Emamgholizadeh defended his Masters Thesis successfully. Congrats Ali!
The book "Magnetomicrofluidic Circuits for Single-Bioparticle Transport" is published with Springer Nature.
https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-981-99-1702-0
7/1/2023: Rahim Dashti defended his Masters thesis successfully. Congrats Rahim!
7/2/2023: Efran Farzam defended his Masters thesis successfully. Congrats Erfan!
Characterizing the Magnetophoretic Capacitors based on Artificial Intelligence, Iranian National and International Conference on Biomedical Engineering, Sharif University.
Video link:
https://www.aparat.com/v/6F4eX
A review article on the Magnetophoretic circuits, their design, and applications in single-cell analysis is published.
Abedini-Nassab, et. al., nalytica Chimica Acta, 2023
Design and fabrication of a modern biosensor based on microfluidic chips.
Dashti and Abedini-Nassab, IEEE Sensors, 2024.
09/14/2024: Mahmood Nazari defended his Masters thesis successfully. Congrats Mahmood!
09/14/2024: Milad Alishahi Toosi defended his Masters thesis successfully. Congrats Milad!
09/14/2024: Fateme Poorrezakhader defended her Masters thesis successfully. Congrats Fateme!
09/14/2024: Amirali Hanifi defended his Masters thesis successfully. Congrats Amirali!
Sep. 2024: Live broadcasting the masters dissertation defense of Mr. Amirali Hanifi (Advisor: Dr. Roozbeh Abedini-Nassab) from Iranian national broadcasting, IRIB Ch. 4.
Video link: https://www.aparat.com/v/cro77q1
Video link: https://www.aparat.com/v/cro77q1
04/07/2025: Samaneh Ghavidel defended her Masters thesis successfully. Congrats Samaneh!
07/20/2025: Zahra Zandi successfully defended her Master’s thesis. Congrats Zahra!
07/22/2025: Nazanin Pajoohideh successfully defended her Master’s thesis. Congrats Nazanin!
Best paper award, Microfluidics and Nanofluidics, Negar Sadeghidelouei and Roozbeh Abedini-Nassab.
07/30/2025: Iman Gholami successfully defended his Master’s thesis. Congrats Iman!
10/04/2025: Hedieh Jahangirpoori successfully defended her Master’s thesis. Congrats Hedieh!
10/05/2025: Sheida Varzeshi successfully defended her Master’s thesis. Congrats Sheida!
10/05/2025: Fatemeh Hasani successfully defended her Master’s thesis. Congrats Fatemeh!
12//28/2025: Atabak Mohammadi Moazed successfully defended his Master’s thesis. Congrats Atabak!